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Did you hear about the Italian chef who died?
He pasta way. He just ran out of thyme. Here today, gone tomato. His wife is still upset, cheese still not over it. We never sausage a tragedy coming. Ashes to ashes, crust to crust. Thereโs just not mushroom for Italian chefs in todayโs world. Want to know what the rough parts of Italy are called? The spaghetto. Donโt call yourself Italian if you werenโt baptized in marinara sauce.
He pasta way. He just ran out of thyme. Here today, gone tomato. His wife is still upset, cheese still not over it. We never sausage a tragedy coming. Ashes to ashes, crust to crust. Thereโs just not mushroom for Italian chefs in todayโs world. Want to know what the rough parts of Italy are called? The spaghetto. Donโt call yourself Italian if you werenโt baptized in marinara sauce.
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They were allowed to leave because the USSR leaders were misled into believing that Lithuanians were ready for independence and wouldn't restart worshipping pagan idols named shit like Vladimir the Jew-Slayer or eating eachother's poop. History sadly proved this a mistake.
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